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" When it comes to jet lag remedies, we&amp;#039;ve heard (and tried) them all: hydrate, adjust your watch and sleep schedule, avoid alcohol, or, if you&amp;#039;re Gwyneth, sweat it out. There&amp;#039;s even a anti-jet lag drink and\u00A0headset\u00A0on the market.\u00A0But the latest technology from Airbus promises to eliminate\u00A0this\u00A0inconvenience\u00A0all together. All you have to do is book a flight. The new A350 XWB airplane uses an LED light system to mimic the natural phases of sunlight. According to Springwise, the lights\u00A0change color temperature (16.7 million light color combinations, to be exact) during the course of the flight, helping passengers&amp;#039; body clocks to adjust. A humidification system and onboard fresh air will help weary travelers arrive at\u00A0their destination\u00A0rested and refreshed. Qatar Airlines and Singapore Airlines are operating the Airbus A350 on select luxury flights and, as expected, a\u00A0ticket will cost a pretty penny. But for long-haul journeys,\u00A0can you put\u00A0a price tag on your well-being?\u00A0 Between this and the self-cleaning bathroom, airplane conditions seem to be on an upswing. Take a look at the swanky jet below.\u00A0     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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